India Tech

Sequoia’s seventh fund will direct USD 1.35 billion toward startups in South and Southeast Asia.

Lightspeed India Partners made partial exits of nearly USD 900 million last year from its two star portfolio firms, Oyo and Byju’s.

From stock cataloging to POS billing solutions to grocery deliveries, the company has adapted quickly to keep with the times.

The company received an NBFC (non-banking financial company) license from Reserve Bank of India in 2017 that allows it to offer financial products and services to customers.

DotPe helps restaurants with catalogue management, in-store ordering, digital payments, and customer engagement.

Wobot has a presence in the Middle East and Southeast Asia as well.

India ranks second after China among developing countries where residents don’t have a bank account or access to financial services.

Since 2014, Sharrp Ventures has invested in ten venture capital funds and ten startups.